Hyponatremic-Hypertensive Syndrome in an 18-Month-Old Male Child

A 52-year-old white male patient, with a history of myocardial infarction eleven years previously, and arterial hypertension, taking aspirin and anti-hypertensive drugs, presented

Prevalence of resistant hypertension in non-elderly adults: prospective study in a clinical setting. Arq

cruzi populations carrying single drug-resistant markers, dual drug- resistant populations were selected by growth in medium containing predetermined optimal com- binations of

CONCLUSIONS: We conclude that upper airway resistance syndrome is a possible secondary cause of resistant hypertension and that its proper treatment could result in dramatic

The interpretation of this equilibrium results from the fact that (i) in equi- librium, at least one of the wealth constraints is binding and (ii) the interval de¯ned by the the

Still, it points out that not only RHTN patients require a close clinical attention, but also mild to moderate hypertensive subjects, who demonstrated a high prevalence of

Results: The Diabetes Mellitus group presented chronic hyperglycemia associated with loss of body weight, polyphagia, polydipsia and polyuria, in addition to reduced renal

In psychiatric patients, psychogenic polydipsia and the syndrome of inappropriate antidiuretic hormone secretion may cause hyponatremia.. In the 1970s, it was recognized